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Umm this looks supes weird to me.. I guess the 200Mhz could be due to DDR, lke CPU-Z does, but I should check the other memory. DDR3, though, really doens't look right...

I got some goofy issues :p after about 15mins the VLC session went goofy, looked as if the video was encrypted or something; I've seen soimething similar if you try to play a DRM-encrypted video without a key. Or when you lose a keyframe somewhere but this was across the whole file. Restarting...

I'm running the 'bad' ram at 2133 now and so far (although it's only 10mins) it seems to be handling 3 things at a time that usually, individually, would either crash or BSOD after 15-30mins. Youtube is jerking though, and does that even without other things running, so that's odd, but also in...

Sooooo I guess I'm pretty dumb then. After all the drama.. I try a 2666 RAM kit I have sitting here.. running at only 2133 but at least at that point (and no XMP profile) I have no issues. So I checked it up and it turns out my 3200 I've been using actually ---isn't-- on the supported list...

It actually didn't last very long, a couple of hours and it gave up once I had a youtube and a VLC player running at the same time. Detoriated from there. Am thinking now to redo the install with a fresh ISO of 1803. I also did notice that the 3200 sticks I'm using aren't officially on the...

So, I don't see how to set the speed manually without using a profile. The voltage I can do, and right now I have set it to 1.4V @ 2133 - As that's what the board sets by default if you don't use a profile. But at least, at that settings I was able to run through an entire hour-long video @4K...

XMP is what the board gives me, I'm guessing even if theirs is technically different they're calling it XMP just the same so that people know it when they see it. Funny story, I took a look into the HDR settings, I was on 8-bit, 4:4:4. I have an option for 4:4:2 but still only 8-bit; if I...

Not using the wifi. I haven't disabled it in BIOS, yet, but in any case yeah I'm using the BIOS that supposedly fixes that. Also the L4.51D BIOS I'musing now is the AGESA 1.0.0.3b release (PinnacleAM4-1.0.0.3b to be precise). Well when I select the 2133 option in UEFI it (automatically) drops...

Hmm I was actually hoping to undervolt this guy a little eventually too :p I will drop it to 2933 and see how it holds, and try your driver process also. Funny thing though, when I selected the "Chipset drivers" it had first of all, "No driver currently installed" and then the options are...

I've tried two different sets of ram, and this is 3200Mhz retail; even at 2133 the behaviour is the same. Same USB image I've used for my current laptop and two friends' laptops and no problems there so far.. I do have a small update though: I removed all AMD drivers using the AMD CLeanup...

Noctua L9, temps don't cross 40 when decoding HEVC 265; no overclock and I haven't installed any mobo tools apart from the AMD Ryzen Master software, which I'm using purely as monitoring at the moment (haven't activated any modifications to settings).

Pretty sure this is a driver issue given the findings so far.. could be wrong though, but there isn't much else in the system ;) Specs of which are in the sig. I've recently built a new machine but am having constant crashes anytime I try to do anything graphics-related. I get a number of...